Hi there Atilla, and thanks for the tip. Unfortunately though, it
didn't work. One thing I've also noticed is that even in the orca
preferences box, and terminal, I have absolutely no speech. I hear Orca
say "starting Orca Preferences", and that's it. Oh yeah, it'll also say
goodbye to me when I quit Orca. From what I can tell so far from
exploring in 2d, I am impressed with the way Unity is shaping up
accessibility wise. Will the recent fixes to last week's Unity bug be
merged soon? I really hope soon I can get back to a usable system,
where I can use more than just the launcher and dash. Again, thanks for
the help.
Thanks,
Guy
On 09/20/2011 12:42 AM, Hammer Attila wrote:
Hy,
I confirm this issue, I see similar problem too.
Gui, I only possible to resolve this type problem with following
workaround for Firefox and Libreoffice related:
In terminal I setted the old /desktop/gnome/interface/accessibility
gconf key with true value with following command:
gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/interface/accessibility true
After logout and logging back, Firefox are accessible, Libreoffice
working. I don't understand following think:
New GNOME3 and Orca using gsettings to determine accessibility support
are enabled or not. Possible other apps (for example Firefox and
Libreoffice) need the old gconf setting to set with true value?
I have got a question for indicators related for Unity 2D and 3D, and
GNOME fallback session with not officialy part of base installation:
Now, how can possible using indicators (network, messages, etc) with
Unity 2D and 3D? I tryed the Super+S key combination, but not help.
I now using GNOME3 with GNOME Fallback session. Future will be
awailable this session too the Natty release developed similar
Indicator applets? I very like this function for Natty with classic
GNOME interface.
I found following bug for Indicator applet gtk3 porting related:
https://launchpad.net/bugs/724369
Attila
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